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> After receiving a medical treatment that included a round of antibiotics and an X-ray scan, Californian Will Osman thought he got stuck with a $69,000 hospital bill. Luckily, Osman's insurance covered most of the bill, but that still left him on the hook for $2,500.

That's the first sentence of the article. Doesn't that cover that pretty well?



I think they mean his name should be in the title of the article.


Doesn't really make sense to me. If it would say "Will Osman Builds His Own X-Ray Machine" it doesn't really convey the same message as "YouTuber" which is kinda equivalent to "a regular person" and not a professional x-ray engineer.


I'm sure there's room for "Youtuber William Osman Builds His Own X-Ray Machine"


I highly doubt a professional would do it, or at the very least not post it oblibe if they did.




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